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Maria Dorothea Louisa Friederika Schultze (Shield)
Formal portrait of 'Mrs Shield, Mrs O.H. Nienaber's mother', photograph by W.A. Francis, 95 Hindley Street, Adelaide.
Greg Mackie removing an election poster
Greg Mackie removing one of his election posters following his defeat by Michael Harbison in the campaign to be Lord Mayor. Photograph taken in Hindley Street on 14 May 2003.
CML Building on King William Road
A view of the CML Building on the corner of King William Road and Hindley Street, viewed from the top of the Shell Building on North Terrace.
Joan Clements one of the stars in the cast of "What a thing to say, my dear", opening tonight at Isadora's, Hindley Street.
Hindley Street traders Jamil Elmawey (Quiet Waters) of Collinswood and Tim Knight (T Shirt City) of Tusmore. 13th June 1990.
Places (Adelaide)
Old Theatre as seen from across Hindley Street.
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City crossing, cnr Bank & Hindley Streets.
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Suburban Taxi Depot - Hindley Street.
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Hindley Street.
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Max Dance Club - 171 Hindley Street.
Nellie Stewart
Nellie Stewart portraits. On the back of the postcards is correspondence of Miss Violet Williams. It is possible the other correspondent is actress is Nellie Stewart.
Picnic group at Belair National Park
Men, women, and children photographed at Belair National Park during a picnic thought to have been organised by the machinery firm Clutterbuck Bros. of Hindley Street, Adelaide for their staff; musicians with brass instruments and drums sit in the front row.
Exhibition of furniture
An exhibition of furniture and soft furnishings displayed in Adelaide Town Hall, the chairs were made by Mr. Brice who had a business in Hindley Street, Adelaide. A researcher has suggested that this is not a furniture exhibition and the chairs were for use by the visitors to the exhibition.
Imported engine from England
A large Cross Compound engine imported from Marshalls Gainsborough, England, photographed at the Hindley Street works of Forwood Down & Co. Ltd. where it was being checked before use.
Ford truck converted for rail operation
A Ford truck which has been converted for operation on the railways about to be delivered by horse drawn cart from the premises of Forwood Down & Co. Ltd. engineering firm in Hindley Street, Adelaide. This is a Ford Model TT truck chassis which appears to be a ca.1923/24 model, but not as late as the last of the T and TT which were built in 1927. (information provided by researcher).
Premises of Forwood Down & Co. Ltd
Frontage of the premises of Forwood Down & Co. Ltd offices in Hindley Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Premises of Forwood Down & Co. Ltd
The premises of Forwood Down & Co. Ltd. workshops and offices in Hindley Street, Adelaide, where a large tank constructed by the firm is chained to a tractor vehicle waiting for delivery.
Forwood Down & Co. offices
Premises of Forwood Down & Co. offices and works in Hindley Street, Adelaide; an open topped motor car is parked outside. According to a researcher, the car is a 1913/1914 Ford Model T.
Horse drawn roller
A horse drawn roller made by Forwood Down & Co. photographed outside the firm's offices in Hindley Street, Adelaide.
John Barton Hack's first house
Photograph of 'John Barton Hack's first house near Echunga'. A researcher has added: This is by no means Barton Hack's first house in South Australia, nor at Echunga. After a year spent in two Manning cottages by North Terrace he built a stone house and store on acre 74 in Hindley Street. In 1839 he acquired 3000 acres of the Three Brothers Special Survey at Echunga and built Echunga Springs on section 3883 and moved there in 1840. This was the house sketched by Gawler in June 1841. This photo shows one of the two dairies; this one was on Section 3863, and is the site of Stephen Hack's house in 1843 after he and Barton Hack were bankrupted and evicted from Echunga Springs.
Inaugural dinner of Royal Society of St. George
The first meeting of the Adelaide branch of the Royal Society of St. George, held on St. George's Day, 23 April 1908 in Beach's Rooms, Hindley Street. William Strawbridge, grandfather of Shirley Cameron Wilson, is fifth from right in front row.
Advertisement in the form of a pound note for J.H. Burns
An advertisement in the form of a pound note for J.H. Burns, tailor of 33 Hindley Street and James Place, Adelaide giving the prices of 12/6 for trousers and 45/- for a tweed suit.
Army cadets marching in Adelaide
Cadets marching in a funeral procession in Hindley Street, 1913. The occasion was the funeral procession of Colonel Le Mesurier, Commandant of Military Forces in South Australia. Over 1700 troops participated, and the Colonel was laid to rest in West Terrace Cemetery. See also PRG 280/1/14/365
A St. George's Day dinner in Adelaide
Guests, all men, attending a St. George's Day dinner in Adelaide, probably the 4th annual dinner on Saturday 22 April 1911 at Bricknell's Rooms, Hindley Street. The room has electric lights and fans, and a photograph of George V and Queen Mary sit above portraits of Edward VII and Queen Alexandra.
John and Jane Allen
John Allen and his wife Jane nee Reed at Willunga, South Australia, 13 January 1915.
Friedrich Wilhelm August Klauer
A studio view of Friedrich Wilhelm August Klauer wearing Masonic regalia.
An audience at a 'Wests' picture theatre
A packed audience inside the dimly lit auditorium of a 'Wests' picture house in Hindley Street, Adelaide; male ushers carrying trays of food stand in the aisles, and the heads of musicians sitting behind a screen can just be seen in the foreground.
Imprints Booksellers
Interior of Imprints Booksellers, Hindley Street, Adelaide.
Portrait of Thomas Spicer Adey
Carte de visite albumen photograph of early Adelaide photographer Thomas Spicer Adey. The back of the mount bears the imprint of 'Edward Farndell, Photographer (from Kent Town), No. 83 Hindley Street, Adelaide, Late Professor Hall's', together with a contemporary inscription in ink 'Tho. Spicer Adey Aug./69'. A later inscription to lower margin of the front of the mount reads 'Tho. Spicer Adey (Friends)'.
Buildings & places : U-Z
A selection of photographs relating to Buildings & places. See 'contents' for details of individual images.